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Local mail routed through smart host
Posted on 2004-08-12
Hi all,
I'm having problems setting up local delivery in a SBS 2000 with Exchange 2000. Here's the info:
- server is registered with a local domain (example: server.domain-a.local)
- email is downloaded using POP connector (works OK)
- email is currently sent directly using SMTP connector with DNS (does not work for certain servers who request static IPs or a real domain name)
I can set up the server to use a smart host, however when I do this, local emails are also forwarded to our ISP's server and then downloaded through the POP connector! It works but it's of course a waste of bandwidth and time.
All the email addresses from 2 domains are handled by this server (example: domain-a.com and domain-b.com), and these domain names are setup in the recipient policies from Exchange.
Any ideas?
I'm having problems setting up local delivery in a SBS 2000 with Exchange 2000. Here's the info:
- server is registered with a local domain (example: server.domain-a.local)
- email is downloaded using POP connector (works OK)
- email is currently sent directly using SMTP connector with DNS (does not work for certain servers who request static IPs or a real domain name)
I can set up the server to use a smart host, however when I do this, local emails are also forwarded to our ISP's server and then downloaded through the POP connector! It works but it's of course a waste of bandwidth and time.
All the email addresses from 2 domains are handled by this server (example: domain-a.com and domain-b.com), and these domain names are setup in the recipient policies from Exchange.
Any ideas?
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I think you posted the wrong link... This article explains: "Error code 0x80040301 appears when you try to move a mailbox in Exchange Server 2003"
Thanks for the quick response anyhow... I'll look into the Microsoft support section and see what I can find...
Thanks for the quick response anyhow... I'll look into the Microsoft support section and see what I can find...
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sorry villo, i posted the wrong link, the correct link is
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=319759
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=319759
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